I doubt it's an entirely new body. Probably the same base body they've been using for Ford/Solo but with some tweaks like the new 'old man' upper chest/neck parts as shown in the JC Hong images a few pages back, as well as the double jointed arms from the TFA/Solo bodies instead of the single jointed from the ANH body.
There were a few times but not really much of a fist fight more so to get away from the bad guys. The opening was classic Indy when he fought and thought things through. Had his older self been more wiser when fighting it would have made it very cool to know he learned from his years of experience and some things from his dad. Like when Henry Sr scared the seagulls to crash the Nazi plane.
And his father's watch. Hopefully those are added before release.
I feel the same. Although I liked the film I can't deny it's a bad Indy movie in terms of how his character was treated. Though I will say another thing I didn't understand was why show him in just his boxers at the beginning after the flashback ends and he's clearer somewhat fit only to have him act as a scared weak old man.
I get he is 80 but in film he's supposed to be 70.
Yeah, but he was only twelve years older than Indy.which is still relatable though right?
Am sure a lot of people with these skill sets would be continuing up until they died.
Henry Jones was too
Glad you enjoyed it Tonton! Another longtime Indy fan digging DoD!
Don't worry - that'll happen in production.
Still think it's possible any good writer could find a way to make it work. They could have had Renaldo still holding on to a belt and holster with revolver for Indy from their past adventures. But I didn't mind him not having a gun in the 60s more so in the flashback he should've at least had it.
